Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-26
Citizens organizing.


ASSIMILATION NO. ADOiIS A CONSTITUTION AND
ELECTS OFFICERS.
4 meeting Of Citizens Association No & WAS
held last evening IN the lecture-roon OF the Luth
eTan Memorial church 1ir. Reginald FendaI the
temporary chairman, presided, and II the absence
OF the secretary. NJ. ". b. Gurley. Mr.. Il. W. Fen
wick acted a. secretar-. Among those present
Were Lewis ClepAdne Geo. II. y. White, VIM. Bal
lantya j. OrInOnd Wilson, l. VI. Saunders A. p
MOS Iathew In.nble. John Clancy. DR.. Daniel
q CIai A, T. y Lambert j. K Dodge, John ". Pill
ing, j. T. Wilmer. Dr. LOvejOy, Gen Croker, :. X.
OOa1, DE-. D. ". Prenti,S and Jas. V. 4. Shields
Mr. Catpin Brown, from the committee on oryani-
atiOi:-r'po-tPG a constitution, which was adoDted
The OOJets .; the association are stated 10 be The
promotion OF measures Of public interest both
local sn6 general The President Is authorized to
sppoint an executive committee of thirty members
10 whoa al applications membership are 10 be
Iter:-tI Al persons residing within the limits OF
lOtlr 18th streets. Boundary and Penna avenue
norti."eSJ and eligible Tor membership. The ex-
evutiFe committee il 20 DC divided into the follow
illS committees: Railroads. printing schools
ssfeets ana avenues water and sewers. and light
The members or the executive committee Will be
announced At The next meeting which VIII be-
called by the chairman o:iicers were elected as
ioiio"S; fEtsldent, Reginald Fendall; vice presf-
cent, Geo. ii. Il. White: secretary, r. VI Feuwtck.
treasurer, Lewis Clepl,ne The president was aU-
thorfLet 10 confer With the presidents OF similar
organizations throughout the ciJy Tor the plIrDose
OF deVising some Plan 20 secure the appointment
OF a central committee representing the entire dis
trct- The association then adjourned 10 meet ar
the call OF the president.
AOc! AND FUCSD--IAuTo11H morning as Charles
Gates, colored boy, was driving through Sligo
Md, on his way 10 Washington he found a roll OF
bank notes containing $3.50 lying IN the mud
nearly opposite the store OF \. l. 1sreaves g. Bro
lie took the money To the toll gate little fur her
along, and asked Mr.. Davis, the keeper IL it was
good money. While they We're examining IL the
owcer, : Casheil, OF sandy Spring. came In and
stated that he had lost the money his way
home from market, where he had sold a herd OF
Cattle the previous afternoon Mr. CaShelI imme-
diateiy rewarded the finder with ten dollar n0le
"A NEW METHODIST PROTESTANT. CHrRcH-The
purchased the property at the northwest corner
Oh lZtn and VI street northwest. fronting LOG feet
on EStn and 100 Oh VI street. This Will AFFORD room
DOT Only Tor church edince, but also for three
dwellings,, and 1t Is contemplated 10 erect the lat
Yer and chapel shortly. IL Is understood that
ene pnce was somewhat less than $50 a foot
TEE UNION VETERANS UNIoN-Commander-in
chief NJ A Dillon, OF the Union Veterans Union,
has announced the following additional appoint
ments on bis stan: AideS-de-canp-Thos. Haynes,
n chief; Jonn c. Weber, j. Christ, LatrdS, George
u. breed, II. McEOwen. A s. Winchester, Thomas
d Evans. ID. +. MORROW, Canon CITY, Colorado,
assistant inspector general.
The COLUMBIAN LAW SCHOOL ELRcrIov-The
graduating class OF the Columbian University Law
S;ncoa Ias1 evening elected the following ofcers:
=. 5IShl. president: y. g. Cherry, Vice presi-
dent; william Z. Dyer secretary, and SPENCER
var, treasurer. Executive committee. Nessrs,
-. Dorian. r. E. Rich, J. r. Williams. H. G.
rID~ y. b. CrosSthwaite. There has been a dead
ScA over lois election for the past month, and the
econ last evening Is considered to be the rermina
DON 0 the oiineulIy.